Computer Kill

Based in Baltimore, Computer Kill took shape in 2022 around Noah Schippers, a songwriter and producer behind the project. The name Computer Kill sits in a register where post-punk, darkwave, and moody synth-pop intersect, with tracks built on taut bass lines, hazy electronic textures, and vocals that retain a direct tension. In a short time, Computer Kill has penetrated underground circuits both locally and online, with an approach that blends rock urgency and cold atmospheres inherited from synthetic music. The project moves forward in a nocturnal, concise, and melodic aesthetic, not limited to a single format between a post-punk song and a more diffuse electronic composition. Led solo in the studio and performed on stage in contexts tied to alternative scenes, Computer Kill develops a coherent universe where Noah Schippers's writing plays a central role, between frontline energy, dark choruses, and stripped-down production.